Trottenberg resigns as city’s DOT Commissioner
Department of Transportation (DOT) Commissioner Polly Trottenberg today announced her resignation from the de Blasio administration, effective in early December. Trottenberg has served as DOT
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L+M signs historic hiring deal with laborers union
Affordable housing giant L+M Development Partners has struck a major hiring deal with Laborers’ Local 79, the biggest laborers’ Local in North America. It will
NYBC weighs in on what to do with an empty Rikers Island
The New York Building Congress has released a new report detailing how it would transform the Rikers Island jail complex after it closes in 2027.
Oxford tops out Google’s new digs at St John’s Terminal
Oxford Properties Group, joined by Turner Construction, Google and COOKFOX Architects, today raised the final steel beam of the St. John’s Terminal development and raised
Flatbush gets its first historic district
The New York City Landmarks Preservation Commission (LPC) today designated the East 25th Street Historic District in East Flatbush, Brooklyn. The East 25th Street Historic
NYC on edge as 2020 Election gets underway
Building owners and businesses have turned Manhattan back into plywood city in a bid to protect their property from protestors. In scenes reminiscent of the
New Yorkers stand up to be counted
Mayor de Blasio and NYC Census 2020 Director Julie Menin announced preliminary self-response data based on the City of New York’s first-of-its-kind campaign to ensure
NYC fighting back from ʻanarchistʼ slur
Mayor Bill de Blasio today joined Portland and Seattle mayors to condemn President Donald Trump for labelling their cities “anarchist jurisdictions” this week. “This is
Building owners unveil effort to give New Yorkers back their mojo
Hudson Square Properties (HSP) is hoping to help New Yorkers get their mojo back with a new outdoor gathering space that puts the pop back
de Blasio is loan ranger in NYC rescue plan
Mayor Bill de Blasio is pushing the city’s business leaders to lobby Albany for a $5 billion borrowing package to get New York City back